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Subject: Re: What's Behind "Sarah Jeanne Duchek"?
Author: Daividh   (guest, 209.209.171.91)
Date: February 23, 2001 at 11:00:15 AM
Reply to: Re: What's Behind "Sarah Jeanne Duchek"? by sarah
Sarah, I gotta agree with Nan that I wouldn't use "Andersen" for a girl, for the reason she cited. It's okay for a boy, tho. Actually, she suggested "Ander", but I believe the correct Scandinavian (Swedish?) version of Andrew is "Anders" (with the "s").

By the way, back in Cleveland we finally had Calvin bring the chips, I brought a watermelon (on the bus!), and we laughed about it afterwards.

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